Saad Tasleem – A Message to My Sisters

			Salam Alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh hope everyone's doing well out there. Welcome to another ra
vlog. If you haven't seen these before, this is basically me just sharing some thoughts with you
now, for today I wanted to talk about something which I've been thinking about for a while. But
especially now with everything happening in the world, I really just from the bottom of my heart
wanted to put a message out there to my sisters, telling you all to be careful, be careful, take as
many precautions as possible, we know that sisters are often the target of violence and hatred. And
because oftentimes, they're easily identified as being Muslim, especially those sisters who wear a
		

			hijab or niqab because they just just looking at them, you can tell that they're Muslim, they're
often the target of as I said, violence and hatred and all that kind of stuff. Islamophobia is on
the rise. So be careful. Now, I didn't want to just leave it at that, I want to also give you some
words of encouragement, you know, Lost Planet, Allah has given people different things, there's
different aspects about all of us. And even on an individual level, we have different things about
us, that we can use to gain more rewards from electronic data, men or women are no different in that
matter. So Allah has given men certain things that are specific to men, that they can use to gain
		

			more reward from a lot. And likewise, our sisters, women have been given certain things that men
have not been given. And those are things that they can use to gain more reward from Allah. And
also, we have a principle in Islam, and that is that the harder it is to do something, and this is
from the obedience of a law, the harder it is to do something, the more of a challenge it is, the
more difficult we find it to be, the higher the reward. And because this is something which without
a doubt is much harder for our sisters to deal with. And brothers, a lot of times, you know, guys
don't actually get it, they don't really understand how much of a challenge it is to walk out of
		

			your house. Now it's like wearing Islam on your sleeve. Or we could say, literally wearing Islam on
your head with your hijab, people immediately know that you're Muslim, it used to be back in the day
that people would just make assumptions about you, right? Oh, she's oppressed, all that she she
follows a backward way of life, but all that kind of stuff. But now it's gone a step beyond that.
And that is that, you know, often there's a threat of physical violence as well, and also physical
and verbal abuse, all of that, and that's a real threat. So it takes a lot of courage to step out of
your house every single day and represent Islam like that, because I don't think brothers really get
		

			it. so mad respect, a lot of respects have had a lot to my sisters, for being able to do that. But
remember that because this is a challenge that is specific to two sisters, or I should say more
specific, two sisters, this is also a blessing from Allah. And and I would say an honor that is that
Allah has given to women that because this is more of a challenge for them. They also have the
opportunity to get more awards from the last panel to Allah. So Allah has blessed you and honored
you with this type of challenge. And really, I just like I said, just be careful, take precautions,
but also
		

			stay strong, stay strong and stay blessed. I believe this is a blessing from Allah subhanaw taala as
well. And Allah Subhana Allah knows best until next time in jail. Like I said, I'm on a cul de la he
will back out